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Planetary eccentricity enhances inward comet transport but suppresses gentle impacts
Comets can supply volatile and prebiotic material to rocky planets, but survival of fragile molecules depends on atmospheric entry and impact. Compact planet chains can transfer comets inward at low velocity. We test whether modest planetary eccentricity preserves this route. We follow 64,000 comets
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